Waycross weekly herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 1893-190?, August 10, 1895, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text; ^-. ... -■>•* PWPf-' -■ f - ■ fV .'VT3TV ' 1 THE WAYCROSS HERALD SATURDAY, AUG. 10, 1895. The Evening Herald EE5St2’ 1:-1 Editti, & Pab«. A. F. PEKllAMyJr.. Tuk Herald is published every evening, except Sunday. The Weekly Herald every Saturday. RATES OF HCBSCRIPTIOX. Daily, one year ~ 55 00 Daily sir months 2 50 Daily three months 1 25 Weekly one year 1 Wsefcl? sir months .— 50 All subscriptions payable in advance. Advertising rates reasonable, and made known on application. WAYCROSS, GA., AUG. 1895. Notice to Advertiser*. To insure insertion, all changes for stand ing advertisements muct be handed in by noon of the day before. Notice to Mnlracrlber*. Whenever the carrier fails to deliver your paper, you will confer a favor and cause the paper to be delivered promptly by report ing the fact to the business office. Legal £Advertl» All legal advertisements in advance. must be paid for There can be no speculation as to where Mr.Turner will stand on the financial question when he returns home. Iowa favors sound money and her people are speaking out in conven tions. Holmes is supposed to have mur dered nine persons and perhaps a few more. The Iowa State Democratic Conven tion assembled yesterday, and strikes out for sound money. The Italian miners at Princeton, Ill., who drove the negroes out last week, still aggressive. The negroes have no arms. Mrs. Samuels of Vearney, Mo., wants to know where Frank James, her son, is. She fears he has been foully dealt with. REVEALED AFTER DEATH. Another California Scandal Revealed by a Lawsuit. ~ Another Bcaadr.l in the plutocratic life of the Pacific coast has been revealed by the suit of a negro woman who former ly resided in Louisville to establish the right of her son to a share in the estate of the late millionaire Edward Barron of San Francisco. That anything is pos sible in the picturesque society of the California metropolis is indicated by the fact that the San Francisco press han dles this case as an ordinary matter of litigation, in which the principal ques tion is one of legal right. Back cf the suit there is a sensational story of intrigue and intimidation in which Chris Buckley, the former boss of San Francisco politics, figures. It ap pears that after the millionaire wearied of the society of the colored woman he shipped her off to Louisville, accom panied by an agent, who purchased a house for her there and supplied her with funds. Afterward the agent sought to keep ■r in Louisville and prevent her an noying the millionaire by threats that she would be sent to prison if she did not cease writing to Barron. The wom- ras not to be intimidated so easily, and after the allowances of money were stopped she returned to California. The result is the sensational suit now being fought—Louisville Courier-Journal. WIFE SENTENCES HUSBAND. A jury in the Durant murder case has been selected. Under California’s new law the panel is composed of fourteen A Boston Fruit Compauy has leased the Jamaica Orange groves for three years, or at leant until the groves Florida recover from the freeze of the past year. The body of a new born white mah baby was found in a barrel of trash sent to the city crematory to be burned at Jacksonville yesterday. The mother is being searched for. Miss Flagler of Washington, who shot a negro boy last week for stealing fruit is prostrated. She has been informed that the grand jury would investigate the case. “Thirty Day* In Jail,” She Said When the Judge Turned the Case Over to Her. The novelty of a wife being called to pronounce sentence upon her husband added zest to the proceedings in the po lice court at Richmond recently. John Trexler had time and time again been fined for drunkenness, and his wife in variably paid the fines. The other day he was up again on the customary charge, with the added offense of wifo beating. Justice Crutchfield, whose unique methods of dispensing justice are well known, turned an unwilling ear to the chronic culprit and called upon the wife to decide the penalty. Mrs. Trexler calmly scanned her derelict husband and sternly said: “Thirty days in jail.” rexler pathetically pleaded for for- no.ss, alleging a penitent spirit and arning to reform, but tho oft abused n;v; triumphant wife-was inexor able, and the court ordered that the sen tence should take effect at cnce.—New York Sun. Violent Commotion In Lake Superior. Glen E. Baich, .assistant engineer of the Uuited States lake survey, returned a few days ago from Batchewana island, isolated and uninhabited, on the north shore of Lake Superior, 60 miles west of Sault Ste. Marie. He reports finding on that island such an upheaval as might have been caused by an earthquake. Ho says that the disturbance was on tho south side of the island and affected a strip from 200 to 800 feet wido and about 1,200 feet long. It also extended several hundred feet into the lake, tho rocky bottom of which was elevated out of tho water. On the shore the earth was thrown up into a series of great ridges, trees were tom up by the roots and broken to pieces, while everything visible showed tho effect of some mighty force. Mr. Baich is confident that it was of recent occurrence, the appearance of the broken rocks at the water’s edge warranting this conclusion. —Chicago Record. The Spot Cash SOUTHERKT DRY GOODS EMPORIUM. A complete stock of Dry Goods. Prints, Challies, Lawns, Piques, Naimsooks, Nunsveiling, Draperies, Etc. Laces. Millinerv. Embroidery, Hats, ’Ribbins, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Ladies and Gents Hosier}-, Underwear, Gloves, Mitts, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Umbrellas _ and Furnishing Goods. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Japanese Goods and Notions of jevery description. Matting, Winpow Shades and Lace Curtains. Orders by mail receive prompt attention when accompanied bycash. Al ways enclose at least a portion of the amount of your bill; this will avoid disap pointment and we cau ship goods C. O. D. for balance due. Soliciting the pat ronage of the cash trade only. Yours anxious to serve and please, Dan Broadway English. English Block, Waycross, Ga. PROFESSIONAL CARDS MA. JEFFORDS, DENTIST, Folks Block, - • - - - Waycros SIMON W. HITCH EDW. H. HITCH & MYERS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Up Stairs McLendon's Block. WAYCROSS, GEORGIA. A twelve-year-old boy killed a nine year-old girl, near Houston, Fla., day before yesterday, and hid her body in the bushes. They were going home from school together. Over 450 carloads of peaches have been shipped to northern and west ern markets from Georgia, but the growers complain that they have been “dug up” by the freights. Commissioner ltoddenberry, of Thom as county, yesterday| bound J. J. Cal houn, of Colquitt county, over in the sum of §200, to appear before the United States court, charged with illicit distil ling. The Macon Telegraph has the fol lowing sensible comment to make in regard to Populism : “WheD the gov ernment has monopolized every na tural source of wealth and controls all the means by which exchanges are made, our people will no longer be citizens but subjects. What dif ference to them will it make that the head of the government is not called king or czar? He will be all-power- fnl. ; — H. ALBERTSON. k , LESSE OF THE Satilla Manufacturing Co., Waycross, Georgia. Kllvt -Dried Dressed Iiumtoer, W ood-Turn.ng, and Moulding Scroll Sawing. Grades and Prices to suit all. Call and see me «r wr be fore placing your order. Manufacturers of Ice and Electric Lights. Brown’s lron c Bltters 9 which for more than 20 years has been curing many people of Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Ma laria, Impure Blood, Neural gia, Headache, Liver and Kid ney troubles. It’s the peculiar combination of iron, the great strength-giver, with selected vegetable remedies of true value that makes Brown’s Iron Bitters so good for strengthen ing and purifying the system. It is specially good for women and children—it makes them strong and rosy. Brown’s Iron Bitters Is pleasant to take, const iVation^Se* * the crossed red linos Live a°Hundr«nfears, ,,r tcU* ail about it; free for 8c. stamp. 60 Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Ms. L. U. -RE/NTZ, M. t> DtlPOnt, Physician and Surgeon, offers fessional services to the entire coinmTmi- ty. Special attention given to diseases of women and children. Calls bv tele gram promptly attended to. Office at Sirmans H<»r« 1. DR. J. L. WALKER PRACTITIONER. Office at Residence : Gilmcre Street. Waycross, Georgia. Mrs. Annie Abbott, at little Geor gia woman who won fortune and tame by her peculiar and mysterious power, that gained for her the name of the “Georgia Magnet,” has come to grief. After baffling the great strength of the gisnt Ssndow, and astonishing half of the civilized world with her feats mazb€GSm,ehsfinally mar- ried a Philadelphia man named Bearn, and settled down to private life. Now she appears again on the stage of life as a deserted wife. She claims that her Philadelphia husband ' has squandered all her money, poia- onedher biby and. left her qinft.- An Appropriate fTymn. Chief Big Tree had a powwow the other day at Brantly Baptist church, Baltimore. The big Indian spoke in his native Kiowa. An interpreter named Samnel A-Ha-Tone stood alongside of the mighty warrior on the platform and sandwiched his English versions in be tween the gnttnral sounds of the chief. Snch was the effect of the presence of this Indian, who, before his conversion a year ago, was redhanded from the slaughter of both whites and redskins, that when he had ended his simple re marks the entire audience spontaneously burst out into that stirring old mission ary hymn, “There Is a Fountain Filled With Blood.”—Baltimore Sun. Fresh Water Lobsters. Now, some say there is no snch thing a fresh water lobster. The Connecti cut newspaper man rises to the emer gency and gives this in answer; “Ben nett French, while fishing in a brook near tho home of Charles Bradley, near Zoar, fonnd a fully developed lobster, over 6 inches in length, which he cap tured and is to save in alcohol as a cu riosity. Few people have seen fresh wa ter lobsters, although Sid Victory, the veteran fisherman, states that he has fonnd a few specimens in the same brook. The lobster is perfectly formed and is a perfect likeness of his salt wa ter brethren. ”—Hartford Conran t. Academicians ea Lesion ot Honor Hen. Sardou’s promotion to be commander of the Legion of Honor makes the num ber of commanders in the French Acad emy four. There are also two grand crosses—the Duo d’Aumale and M. Pasteur—and two grand officers—Alex andre Dumas and M. Gerard. The six members who have never received the Legion of Honor form a curious list They are the Doc d’Audiffret-Pasquier, the Comte d’Hauauonrille, Vioomte Melchior de Vogue, MM. Leon Say, Emile Ollivier and Challemel-Laoour. a 1U«*|| Ptsssvsey of a Marin*. The artistic world has just been asked to believe in the discovery of. another Murillo. ’ The other day Does, a well known artist, found near Honfleur an old canvas, very dirty, which the owner valued at less than the frame. The sub ject was two children, and the style in dicated a masterly hand. Sixty francs was accepted gladly for the picture. It now has been pronounced a Murillo, and the purchaser has had an offer of 17,000 francs for his bargain.—New ^ York gun. Buy Only Tested Fruit Trees FROM THE Cherokee Nurseries. Tbs steadily increasing demand for our FRUIT TREES and PLANTS is abundant proof of their adaptability for GENERAL PLANTING. We are large growers and carry in stock a complete line of Fruit Trees, Roses and Shrubbery. We r»a,y trie Frei^rit. Catalogues free. Preces to suit the times. Correspondence solicited. Address OHEROKE NURSERY CO, Waycross Ga. DR. WILLIAM’S Celebrated Pills, The Greatest Liver and Kid ney Medicine of the Age. vROWING IN POPULARITY! Now Selling from Maine to Mexico! B. H. WILLIAMS, D. D. S< Office: Up-stairs FOLKS BLOCK, AYCROSS, GA. Read What People About Them. Write The duBignon Institute, non Kit rat®, o koit oiJ. A FirsMM Training School FOHaBOgS AiND GIRLS. • SECOND TERM BEGINS JULY 8th, 1895. Departments consist of Primary, Intermediate, Academic, Commercial and Music. Each under competent instructors. Primary, per month, Intermediate, “ Music, “ ST. - Academic, “ Commercial “ Board $8.00 to $10.00 per month. For further information, address W. E. Gullette, Pres., d&w or J. F. Eggleston, Prin. Com. Dept. 8 l.oo 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.00 -iSMITH’S DRUG STORE!- OUR stock is complete in EVERY THING CARRIED IN THE^DRUG LINE. finding of Fine 1 £ P-gnoi es M Is Always Fresh B. J. SMITH, M. D., Druggist, Near Postoffice. WAYCROSS GA. The only living root man in NORTH GEORGIA. I gather my own remedies. BfiyCure any disease curable, either acute or chronic, male or female. Satisfaction guaranteed. Testimonials free. Address John T. Patterson, 322 Fifth avenue, Rome, Ga. Salesmen wanted, male or female. Write to-dav. nov8d*wIy I have been appointed to act as agent in, the counties of Wars, Clinch, Pierce, Ech ols, Charlton and Coffee for the Southern Land ladostriai 6a. They want exclusive options for 6 months on lands, stores, factories. Mills etc., and sell your property, if at aH, on commission. Call to see me and list your offering. W. W. Sharpe, , At Waycross Clothing Store. . 'Waycross,- Ga. HARNETT HOUSE SAVAiTNAH, GA. Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. According to room. . M. L. HARNETT J. A. JONES & CO., BUGGIES, WAGONS! Ini Carts. TiryntInVi(iu, linns, 8xwnro Microns ass Attachkahts, WJKCR08S.GA. We keep on hand a fall supply of Waycross Air Line Railroad. cave Waycross daily except Sunday 2 00pm Arrive Waltertown “ “ 230 pin “ Elsie “ 330 pm “ Bolen “ 00 pm “ Beach : - 30 pm “ Sessoms “ ** 530 pm RETURNING Leave Sessoms daily except Sunday 530 am Arrive Beach “ “ 610am “ Bolen * “ “ 640am “ . ** * 710am “ Waltertown “ 40 am “ Waycross“ am Bead what Mr. Hanland, of Phila delphia, says to Dr. Williams at the Pu laski House in Savannah. Good morning sir,, I am informed his is Dr. G. U. Williams, proprietor o the Liver and Kidney Pills. My name is Hanland, Dr. I live in Philadelphia and am glad to sec you purposely to congratulate you upon the knowledge of formulating the best Liver and Kidney I ill anywhere to be found. Words can not describe the suffering I have had to undergo for the last ten years until last November, when I was induced by Mrs, DeLion, a lady neighbor of ours in Philadelphia, tojgo to taking your Liver and Kidney pills and I have taken them at regular intervals, just by the direc tions on the vial and it seems to me they have been improving me since the first few days. My skin is clearer, my general health very much better than it has been for ten or twelve years. I weigh what I did 15 years ago, 152 pounds. I have m my case tested their efficacy fully and should you ever Philadelphia Dr., I would be pleased very much to meet you at Hotel Stenton, at which house you will be exceedingly well pleased. I will, with much pleas ure, certainly deliver the message to your agent, Mrs. DeLion, upon my ar rival at home which will be soon, anticipate leaving Savannah next Mon day or Tuesday. Savannah, Ga., May 8, 1895. Sold at all the Drug Stores in Way* cross. JAPANESE PILE CURB A Hew sod Complete Treatment, consisting of SUPPOSITORIES, Capsules of Ointment snd two Boxes of Ointment. A never-failing Core for Pile* of every nature and degree. It makes an operation with the knife or injection* of carbolic acid, which are painful and seldom a permanent cars, and oftan resulting in death, unnecessary. Why endure this terrible disease? We guarantee O boxes to ours any ease. !« only pay tor benefits received, fl a box, 6 for IS. Sent by mall. CONSTIPATION S&, P M¥5S!: the great LIVER and STOMACH REGULATOR and BLOOD PURIFIER. Small, mild and plisaaat t take, especially adapted for children’s us*. 00 Dost GUARANTEES Issued only by B. J. Smith, druggist,J|Way cross,. Ga RODDEHBERRY HOUSE, # J. IF. Koddenberry, Prop. FOLK8TON, GA. Rates reasonable. Will carry and bring ELLISON’S BARBER SHOP. Next door to T. E. Lanier’s Jewelry Store .ander Central Hotel, only a few steps from the depot. Shaving, Hair Cutting, Sham pooing. Special attention paid to cutting S. L. DRAWDY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. HOMER-''.LLE, : ; : GEORGIA. dr j,h7redding7~ OI "HS, AT RESIDENCE, Near the & Pi*>e. apr30-ly DR. T. A. BAILEY,~ DENTIST, Extracts teeth on Saturdays without pa or cost Office Plant Avenue over Sm Adams, Parker Co/s store. Oct. 17 ly R. C.CANNON, Attorney at Law, WAYCROSS, Office in Court-house. DR. J. E. W. SMITH, Office Reed’s Block. Special attention given diseases of the Eye Ear, Nose and Throat. WAYCROSS, - GEORGIA. N. A HOLLINGSHEAD, D33KTTIST. Office ovr Folks Building. THE CLEVELAND BARBER SH ^ NEXT DOOR TO MILLER S ^ RESTAURANT. Only first-clas3 barber shop : that charges only 10 cents for a shavl E. N. JACKSON, Prop. JOHNSON IIOUSj J. A. JOHNSON, Prop. Traders llill, t Will meet trains and convey par: from railroad station. DR. JAS.C. RIPPARI Physician and Surgeon, J. WALTER BENN ETT, Attorney-At-Law', Plant Are., near Post Office, Waycross. Ga Prompt and personal attention given all legal business. DR. G. P. POLKS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. CAPT. KNOX’S. ALBANY AVENUE. W YCROSS. CA. WILLIAM M. TOOMEft Attorney and Counselor at Law, WAYCROSS, GEORGIA. Office in South Georgia Bank Building J. L. CRAWLEY, Attorney-At-Law. [Up Stairs over Smith’s Drug Store.] Plant Avenue, - - Waycross, Ga. k WUl practice in the Brunswick circuit and else- JNO. C. MCDONALD, Attorney-At-Law. [Up Stairs, Wilson’s Block.] Waycross, - - Georgia. Will practice in the Brunswick circuit and else where by special contract. W. J>. HAMILTON, J. P., Court days 2 Fri. in each mo. Office at Court House, Waycross, Gad C. H. Hahn Constable, m D B. r. C. FOLKS, Physician and Sor geon, aycross, Ga. Office over T. E. Laxixxs Jewelry Store Office hours from 9 to 10 a. sc. C&njbe found an my residence, comtr- Pendleton street snd Brunswick fevanue, when not profes- shnally engaged. J/4.1y METRIC AND WOOD GASKETS. Ml Grades of Wood Coffins, Robes de Hearse, with oi without How& and Driv- $5.00. Order through responsible par t — ’ ‘ " —d*wry. W l. t* 11 t « t »

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Waycross weekly herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 1893-190?, August 10, 1895, Image 4